Today I’m reflecting on how we are designed to reflect God’s glory. I hope this prayer/poem encourages you to reflect on your design for God’s glory too.
This piece is based on the Five Minute Friday prompt for the week: Design. I love this chapter in Exodus which affirms our gifts as Christian creatives. It’s unedited, and I wrote it in five minutes flat.
Did you know we have an unprecedented opportunity for hospitality coming up soon? It is one of the weapons of righteousness we can use to fight back against the spiritual warfare going on in our culture today.
This is the third installment of my Weapons of Righteousness series, which has already included the weapons of reading God’s Word, prayer and choosing hope; praise; and Christian meditation.
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What is a scapegoat, and how does it affect you as an adult child of divorce? That’s what we’re discussing today on Episode 19: Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce.
Today I’m fixing my thoughts on God rather than on what has weighed on me this week. I hope this prayer/poem encourages you to fix your thoughts on God too.
This piece is based on the Five Minute Friday prompt for the week: Fix. I love this verse in Philippians which tells us to fix our thoughts on what is pleasing to God. It’s unedited, and I wrote it in five minutes flat.
Do you want to learn how to meditate on the names of God? I have three tips for you, plus a free printable!
We’re continuing in the Weapons of Righteousness series I began last week with this post, How to Deepen Your Friendship With God. In that post, I mentioned praise as a weapon we can use to fight back in spiritual battles.
